Getting your VTuber avatar into OBS is the final step before you can go live on Twitch or YouTube. This guide walks you through exactly how to set up VSeeFace with OBS so your model appears clean, transparent, and perfectly tracked on stream.
What You'll Need
Before you start, make sure you have VSeeFace installed, a VRM avatar loaded, and OBS Studio ready. If you haven't installed the tracker yet, follow our VSeeFace download and setup guide first.
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Step 1: Configure VSeeFace for OBS
Open VSeeFace and load your avatar. In the general settings, enable the option for a transparent background. This ensures only your character shows in OBS, not a solid color box behind it.
Step 2: Add VSeeFace to OBS
In OBS, click the plus icon under Sources and choose Game Capture or Window Capture. Select the VSeeFace window from the list. Game Capture with the allow transparency option produces the cleanest result.
Step 3: Enable Transparency
With Game Capture selected, tick Allow Transparency in the source properties. Your avatar should now float over your scene with no background. If you still see a box, double-check that the transparent background option is active inside VSeeFace.
Step 4: Position and Crop Your Avatar
Resize and position your model where you want it on screen. Hold Alt and drag the edges of the source to crop out any unwanted borders. Combine this with your stream overlays and assets for a polished look.
Step 5: Sync Audio and Test
Do a quick test recording to confirm your mouth movement matches your voice and tracking is smooth. Adjust smoothing in VSeeFace if the movement feels robotic or laggy.
Troubleshooting VSeeFace and OBS
If OBS shows a black screen, switch capture modes or run OBS as administrator. High CPU usage can be reduced by lowering VSeeFace's render resolution. For dropped frames, close background applications before streaming.
Conclusion
With VSeeFace and OBS working together, you're ready to stream as a fully animated VTuber. Explore more VTuber tutorials to level up your setup.
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